Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Number Of Germans Holding Posi-
tons in France Decreased 0n5-
naIf Within Six Months.
Sens Recent Gntrag1s 9aT2 Ben nd
tn eabisct al Diplomatic Scr
resp23ieIc9 by Gc5maGT,
Germauy'a Retaliation egG.ns, th- Euseizn
AM! German Economic Policy
Brtust Dawn Securities.
Germany
GENERAL NEws SUMMARY.

Germany.
GENERAL EEws SUMMARY.
BERLIN, JrIY 1.-The tension Of
/ ceiling toward France has relaxed since
the French fate 1sy passed without oc-
cuTreHce Of any anii-GermaG demous,ra-
lions. The accounts in the German pa
pers of the Incidents in Paris on Thurs
day represent thai the repression Of pop
UlsT outburst was solely accomplished by
the presence of such Wlsses OF troops,
all along that line travelled by President
GTeVy and his ministers on tle!g way 10
the review st L0DgC5Gm1e, IS had never
been seen il Paris since .le days Of
the empire, aud the papers seek
10 prove ihs. IN. pOpUlace
were il realty unable 10 make any
demonstration, and tEI- TIE cXtFAOLG.n-
ary precautions taken 0y the government,
although successful il parsiyZing ChsUY-
iniste, LAD given . tiCt.cjCus aspect to the
Calmucss which characterized The Gay.
Ire German embassy in Paris vas es-
J peCialy guarded. There was no aD-
peerance OF troops in front CT the build
Tug, but u bojy az cavalry WAS kept on
tie alert end moving il The vicinity, from
early mora Ill midnight. The return Of
The German people CT Calucr mood tc-
ward FrSLce Czn BE assured however,
only by 4 cessation u the systematic
persecution Of German residents IN
French towns, yet the tendency seems 81
The Ctner way. The CLsuViGist press con-
t.nus ID publish the names and
addresses q Germans who have places Of
business IN France, aud warn the menu
bers Of the p4Ii5uo iesgue nos % have
go o. % -. 0G
contends lGa. lLilCr German emDi3ges
are 0-iJG LGuteG OF. Of their places ~.
inc rzt- Il hundreds wees =, and il IS
estimated tl-l Gczua0- holding positions
iu France, who lGs, yea numbered 1000,
nave 4eeI decreased u-l-GsIf within the
past S. .X months. Count Won Munster,
/ Lhe GermGa ambassador o. Paris, is
I having CyustGn. stream CT appeals iCr
help against GutraEcs which are being
! pCEpGtIat9C against Germans. TIE
sufferers ere ia the -1Sia skilled
UOTkGrn WuO Hgd employment ID tie
| manufacturing CeuteTs Of France.
Their sppeals were made the subject of
oral diplomatic repre- eHtatinG 10 N.
! Floucens, foreign minister, by Count Won
| Munster on Wednesday Iasj. The COUn.
I followed his oral representation with
written remOnstrance 70 WhiCh the French
I MINISTER, n. FlOurens, viii have u make
| u written reply. Count Won Munster also
called the attention Of Minister FiOUrcns
/ to The practice of the press in deECuaC.Ig
! by name citizens OF Germany who are
not IA public life, but residing privately
! in France, and against whom mO5s ere
| IHci.ed to make attacks. Minister Flsur-
ems Is also asked by Count Won Munster
/ # his (French) government is poWeTless
| tC deal with the organ OF the B0ulaagi5ss,
| LeDeiese Rationale, WllCu declares that
! the German fuuctiOnaTigs IN France we're
! al pies, that the general nest II the spies
was the German embassy and that Count
| Won Munster himself wGs the director of
| the spy administration. VI. FIOureus
/ then made . verbal promise 20 interfere
and 10 use every power Of the govern
ment to prevent assaults Oh Germans III
| the future. Since Count Won Munster
made circumstances against the i'll treat
ment Of his couu:rymen the German con-
sulates at Bordeaux ana Rouen report
street attacks upon Germans in those
cities and the Bordeaux consul complains
that the windows Of his residence hsYe
been smashed.
The Kreuse L9ituag, the tT2geb.att,
the North German GsZette and the Co
logne Gazette, papers of every psrt5,
concur IN the opinion thaJ the
situation is iEtolersbIe, AID thet
it is absolutely necessary for the French
government TO iGterpose IesOiucelr 10
step the German batting" Count Won
tMuuster will take q holiday to recruit his
health and TO give Minister FlOuTeus &
breathing spell and time TO prepare re-
ply TO the German TemgnstranCe, but i Is
considered .CeTt4In that Prince Bismarck
will insist upon practical response in
the nature of assured protection ter Ger
maus in France.
The chief topic OF interest il Berlin,
after the French situation, is the iGcregs-
ing depreciation Of Russian stocks. The
fact is now recognized by bOtl political
and financial circles that the movement (
is not led By spectators out Ess
definite official inspiration and is
part Of the government campaign Ci
retaliation against the RuESisn anti /
German economic policy. During TIE
last fortnight the fall in Russian sscurl- /
ties Of all Issues averaged fully T. pr
cent. The fall would have been greater, /
but for the receipt of some ''stup" orders I
and orders 70 buy. These combined fO1 (
g time to stay the decline Since Monday /
large PURCHASES have been made daily ~
The Russian government. These pu~ I
chases, however, have proved insufficient I
to check the sales, snd even YESTERDAY, /
when the Bourse was It's dullest, investors
combined to unload thsir Russian hole /
ings in large quantities, causing s.iIl I
further decline in prices. The Clsm0'-
of Russian securities acknowledge 4
themselves beaten aud 6cCept tae situation /
with the best grace possible. TIE /
dealers are convinced that the sales Of I
these Russian securities sill not Cca--
until they fall beneath even tie present Z
nominal vslue, when London sLc Paris /
will show q readiness 20 90 .-) them.
This economic deal G-tWeeE I-..s Gla
Berlin does not in RE LeE-tine seem 20 /
affect political reactions If 3s-l-a an /,
St. Petersburg, but Official advices on TIE
contrary give expression to ne sXaspar-
atlonof the ministers OF l5he Car AZ tie
decisive check which the Russian credit
has experienced. 1t Eas even put = $ op
10 The negotiation OF { new conversion
lean which Wss cCI:sTPl:.c! o. = .tst-